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聽悲傷音樂 讓妳快樂?
Does listening to sad music actually make you happier?
Rosie Pentreath
A recent study suggests that listening to sad music when you’re feeling down doesn’t make you feel worse but actually improves your mood.
The study, carried out by scientists Liila Taruffi and Stefan Koelsch from the Free University of Berlin, asked participants to name the emotions they have experienced when listening to sad music from a given list of feelings, which includes ‘nostalgia’, ‘sadness’, ‘wonder’ and ‘power’. They were instructed to complete the survey individually and, interestingly, in a quiet environment without listening to any music.
The most common feeling described was ‘nostalgia’, followed by ‘peacefulness’ and ‘tenderness’. These feelings belong to the emotional category ‘sublime’ rather than ‘unease’, which is the group that 'sadness' is placed in.
The average number of feelings reported was above three, which suggests that the emotional response we have towards music is much more complex than may often be assumed.
The research also indicated that many people feel they gain specific emotional rewards through listening to sad music. These rewards include imagination, emotional regulation and empathy. This could explain why the study found that people are more likely to listen to sad music when already feeling sad.
Taruffi and Koelsch collected the views of 772 people – 408 from Europe, 364 from elsewhere in the world – through an online survey and published their findings in the peer-reviewed journal PLOS ONE.
As well as responding to the given music, participants were asked to name the compositions they considered to be sad. Among the most popular responses were Barber’s Adagio for Strings, Mahler’s Symphony No.5 and Purcell’s Dido’s Lament.
The authors have suggested that their findings could have implications for the use of sad music within musical therapy, specifically that inducing these emotional rewards may play a positive role in a patient’s wellbeing.
Q:
Does listening to sad music actually make you happier?
Can music improves our mood? Why?
What kind of music do you like? why?
Do you like going to concerts? Why? Or why not?
What are the ways to make you feel happier?
Does music calm you down? Dese music help to reduce stress?
What do you think about musical treatment?
蟲蟲漢堡/怪怪食物
Mealworm burger, anyone? Insect food on sale in Switzerland in European first
theguardian
Switzerland’s second-largest supermarket chain will begin selling insect burgers for human consumption after the country’s food safety laws were revised.
Coop said insect-based produce such as the flour burgers and balls of protein-rich mealworm would go on sale next week.
Neonicotinoid drastically cuts egg-laying by queens, affecting their ability to start new colonies and increasing chances of local extinction, say scientists
The products, made by a Swiss start-up called Essento, will be available in a handful of Coop branches, including in Geneva, Bern and Zurich, from 21 August, according to a statement.
Switzerland is the first European country to authorise the sale of insect-based food items for humans, a spokeswoman for the country’s food safety authority said.
Swiss food safety laws were changed in May to allow for the sale of food items containing three types of insects: crickets, grasshoppers and mealworms, which are the larval form of the mealworm beetle.
The Strangest Foods from Around The World
Bird’s Nest Soup
For hundreds of years the Chinese have used saliva nests in their coking, primarily in this soup. While there are many varieties, birds nest soup as a whole is one of the most expensive foods on the planet with the red nest variety costing up to 10,000 USD per bowl.
Surstromming
A northern swedish dish that consists of fermented baltic herring, it is usually sold in cans like the one above. While they are being shipped the cans sometimes bulge due to the ongoing fermentation. Recently, a study in Japan found that surstromming releases the most putrid odor of any food in the world. Somehow it makes sense that it’s usually eaten outdoors.
Rocky Mountain Oysters
While them might be from the rocky mountains, they are certainly not oysters. They are actually bull-calf testicles – peeled, flattened, and deep fried, yum.
Kopi Luwak
One of the worlds most expensive varieties of coffee it can reach up to 150 USD per pound. It is made from coffee berry beans that have been defecated by Civets, small mammals native to Southeast Asia.
Q:
What do you think about mealworm burger?
Would you dare eat these insects food?
What's the strangest food you've eaten?
What's your favorite food?
What do you think the local food in Taiwan?
Do you think that world may not have enough food to eat some day?
What do you think about food safety issues?
瑞士今年5月修法，成為歐洲第一個可銷售專供人類食用的昆蟲製食品的國家。瑞士連鎖超市「Coop」宣布下周一起將於門市販賣「昆蟲漢堡」、「昆蟲肉丸」等添加昆蟲肉的食品。新產品由瑞士一家初創公司「Essento」製造，「Coop」設在日內瓦、伯恩和蘇黎世等地的分店將從本月21日起販售。超市採購主任巴塞爾（Silvio Baselgia）指，每兩個漢堡售價8.95瑞士法郎（約280元台幣），加入含有豐富的蛋白質的麵包蟲，想要品嚐昆蟲的人不可錯過。瑞士今年5月修訂食品安全法，允許食品供應商銷售加入麵包蟲、蟋蟀和蚱蜢的特殊食品，但昆蟲原料需按嚴格規定生產，供應商也可從外地進口昆蟲肉，但需符合瑞士食品安全相關要求。（實習編譯莫詠儀／綜合外電報導）
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